Best Places to Visit in Kamareddy – Temples, Forts & Natural Attractions

1.Jaksani Naganna Bavi

Lingampet village is named after the Raja Venkata Narasimha Reddy and Queen Lingayamma, who founded it. Fort walls, lakes and many wells were built by them to protect and develop the village. Pannapet (pappanapet?) Samasthanam was enlarged and glorified in the rule of Raja Venkata Narasimha Reddy. Also construction ofJaksani Naganna Bavi(stepwell) in Lingampet village was conducted in his reign.

Rani Shankaramma was a legendary king of Pappanapet Samasthanam. She built up a good enough and huge army, which protected the people at the Nizam’s territory and battled with Maharashtrians, who tortured and levied tax on them. The Nizam conferred with the title of Rayanbhag to Rani Shankaramma for self-protection and defense of the people and rule. Rani Shankaramma can be compared with another cellebrate queen of the Kakatiya dynasty by name Rani Rudramadevi. She also built vast lakes and canals for the purpose of development in agriculture.

2.Sree Kalabhairava Swamy Temple

Sree Kalabhairava Swamy Temple is situates in Isannapally village Ramareddy Mandal of Kamareddy District. This is the last Kalabhairava Swamy temple that is in South India after the Kashi-kshetra.

The Sri Kalaybhairava swamy jayanthi is here celebrated majestically on the karthika bahulashtami day and large numbers of devotees visit from the entire telugu state on this occasion.

From the temple Ramareddy Bus Stand is proximately 750 mtrs away. Kamareddy is the city that is closest to all the major cities of Telangana being linked to all by road and rail routes.

3.Sri Siddharameshwara Swamy Temple-Bhiknoor

Sri Siddirameswara Swamy temple is found in Bhiknoor Mandal Kamareddy district. The very old temple is Sri Siddheswara Swamy Temple. And it is especially well known by its reverse position of the Shiva linga in the garbhalaya. This temple is one of the few temples of Lord Shiva in South India. Devotees believe Lord Siddheswara Swamy, is the greatest God here. Likewise, Lord here fulfil all the desires of his devotees. Especially Thousands of devotees from all corners of Telangana crowds here and worships Sri Siddheswara Swamy whole heartedly.

There is a Water well close to temple and water is available the whole year. Similarly, the temple is surrounded by a very peaceful environment. And here there is a giant bell in the temple which garnishes every visitor there. In fact, what is more interesting here is the reverse placement of Shiva lingam in garbhalaya.

The Mukhamandapa of the temple is very beautiful with well sculptured pillars. There is also in the entrance of the temple a Rajagopura with 7 kalasas. Meanwhile, the construction structure of temple also has good architectural values. Most important festival celebrated at this temple is Mahashivaratri. A lot of devotees from various parts of Telangana state reach here on the day of Mahashivaratri and they worship Sri Siddharameshwara Swamy with numerous pujas and Sevas.

4.Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple is in forest 3 Kms to chukkapur village of Machareddy mandal, Kamareddy dist. There will be large number of people come to temple in Summer and winter seasons and exorcise lord and meets ones wishes.

Temple during the Chola dynasty ruling period temple was built above 4oo years and the every year here in the temple celebrate Narasimha swamy kalyanosthavam in Vaishaka masam this time people come from all around north telangana.

Near by holy places are Sree Kalabhairava Swamy temple, isannapally village, 20 kms from chukkapur village and Bugga Rama Lingeshwara temple,Maddikunta Village 23 kms from Chukkapur village.

5.Sri Bugga Rama Lingeswara Temple

Close to a quiet forest district in Telangana, the Sri Bugga Rama Lingeswara Temple is a holy place to visit, only 2.5km away from Maddikunta village, in Machareddy Mandal of Kamareddy District. This temple is within a peaceful greenery midst that is the perfect amalgamation of solitude and spirituality attracting devotees and nature lovers alike.

About the Temple

The Sri Bugga Rama Lingeswara Temple is a temple of great antiquity highly regarded by the local people and area locals. The temple is located in a peaceful zone of a forest and provides a personal contact with divinity as well as nature.

Lord Shiva, here, is worshipped in the form of Rama Lingeswara´ — a very rare form of the divinity which embodies elements of lord Rama and lord Shiva, thus representing righteousness and cosmic energy.

• The temple’s calm environment work perfectly for:<
• Meditation and peaceful reflection
• Devotional gatherings
• Forest treks accompanied with the visit of temples

Local Significance

Maddikunta village, tiny as it may be, is very spiritual because of this temple. It enjoys a significant role during local festivals and special pujas particularly at:

• Maha Shivaratri
• Karthika Masam
• Sravana Masam

Devotees traditionally walk or ride through the forest path to reach the temple and they pass through a spiritually better journey on the way.

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